"They look so much like me. Isn’t it obvious?"
Simon responded in an icy voice.
Mrs. Hodges’s face turned pale, her lips trembling in fear.
Niamh was surprised by how panic the woman was.
Simon went on, "Looks like I need to call Mr. Harmon. Some dog had the nerve to bite my kids? They've got a death wish."
"Mr. Wakefield, this is all a misunderstanding. I didn’t know these three kids were yours. It’s my son’s fault. I’ll make him apologize right away."
Mrs. Hodges lost all her arrogance, pushing her son's head down to apologize to the three kids, not caring about his tears.
Ms. Ann stood silently, too scared to speak.
She had no idea the kids were Simon's because Niamh had wanted to keep a low profile when they transferred.
In less than a minute, the principal arrived, unaware of
